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subscribe

[suhb-skrahyb] / səbˈskraɪb /




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Cable news networks have made an aggressive push into podcasting, as they need to reach the growing number of consumers who no longer subscribe to pay TV.

From Los Angeles Times

Artists can subscribe to any combination of the three, though the booking agent is the foundation.

From Los Angeles Times

The firm has also been trying to find more ways to get people to subscribe - such as only allowing Premium users to play videos in the background on smartphones.

From BBC

That activity is duplicated on many news websites; large numbers of people subscribe solely for local, regional and national sports.

From Salon

“I subscribe to that theory on game day.”

From Los Angeles Times